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CubedHost vs G-Portal

A detailed comparison to help you choose between CubedHost and G-Portal.

Quick Verdict

1.5/5

CubedHost

0 reviews

3.5/5

G-Portal

0 reviews

G-Portal is rated higher (3.5 vs 1.5). CubedHost was a US Minecraft server host (2011-2021) with DDoS protection, automatic backups and 15 locations across North America, Europe, Singapore and Sydney. The company shut down in 2021; cubedhost.com now carries only a farewell notice and nothing is for sale. Contract terms from 3 days to 90 days (no hourly billing on game servers); DDoS protection via Bulwark and Corero included.

CubedHost

CubedHost

Minecraft server hosting with DDoS protection

G-Portal

G-Portal

Game server hosting for 100+ games in 35 locations

Overview
Rating1.5 (0 reviews)3.5 (0 reviews)✓
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFree tier availableFrom $2.71/mo
Best forNobody today — the service closed in 2021. Former customers looking for the Prisma panel tooling, and researchers tracking Minecraft hosting history, are the only remaining audiences.Gaming groups that switch titles often and want low-commitment terms with DDoS protection included
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores——
RAM2 GB—
Storage——
Bandwidth——
SLA uptime99.9%—
Data-center count1515
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
Montreal, CanadaChicago, United StatesAshburn, United StatesTampa, United StatesDallas, United StatesPhoenix, United States+9
Los Angeles, Dallas, Saint Louis, New York, Washington D.C., Sao Paulo, Barcelona, London, Frankfurt, Moscow, Johannesburg, Singapore, Taipei, Tokyo, Sydney
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CubedHost

Pros

  • + Broad 15-location footprint across North America, Europe, Singapore and Sydney while it operated
  • + Automatic remote backups three times per day bundled into every plan
  • + Own Prisma control panel with multi-user access and a documented REST API, now open source
  • + RAM-based plans bundled MySQL, unlimited slots, FTP and DDoS filtering instead of nickel-and-diming add-ons
  • + Ten years of operation with an honest, unusually candid shutdown notice

Cons

  • - Discontinued in 2021 — nothing can be purchased and the brand no longer operates
  • - Backup retention was only about three days
  • - Support quality was inconsistent in the historical review record
  • - Priced above budget Minecraft hosts without always winning on features
  • - Third-party listings still advertise it as a live host, which is misleading
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G-Portal

Pros

  • + Gamecloud slot pool lets you switch between 100+ games inside one contract
  • + 3-day terms from $2.71 make trial-and-error cheap before committing monthly
  • + 50 GB backup space, NVMe SSD hardware, and Bulwark/Corero DDoS protection included
  • + Coverage beyond the usual EU/US footprint: Sao Paulo, Johannesburg, Taipei, Tokyo, Sydney

Cons

  • - No per-plan CPU/RAM/storage specs published — slots are the only sizing abstraction
  • - No formal published uptime SLA
  • - Support is ticket-only; response quality varies with game and release-season load
  • - Location count (15 named) is well below what older listings claim
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